The Enigmatic and Impenetrable in “Sisters”
A review of Daisy Johnson’s new novel, “Sisters.”
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A Fragmented Reconstruction of a Life in “The Death of Vivek Oji”
A review of Akwaeke Emezi’s new novel, “The Death of Vivek Oji.”
The Resonance of Memory in “Tokyo Ueno Station”
A review of Yu Miri’s new book, “Tokyo Ueno Station.”
The Fear of Disappearing While Black in “The Vanishing Half”
A review of Brit Bennett’s latest novel, “The Vanishing Half.”
Intimate, Daily Mundanities in “Drifts”
A review of Kate Zambreno’s new book, “Drifts.”
Opaque Connections in “Little Eyes”
A review of Samanta Schweblin’s new book, “Little Eyes.”
Finding Family in “All Adults Here”
A review of Emma Straub’s latest novel, “All Adults Here”.
Mining the American Mythos in “How Much of These Hills Is Gold”
A review of C Pam Zhang’s new book, “How Much of These Hills Is Gold.”
Bent but Not Broken
A review of Brandon Taylor’s debut novel, “Real Life.”
‘The Incendiaries’ Is an Extraordinary Novel of Longing
There’s a point late in R.O. Kwon’s luminous debut novel The Incendiaries where Phoebe Lin, the haunted young woman atContinue Reading
